Quote O' The Day

[Spartan]

[Today at 09:23:56 PM] phucker: but im a fat kid,talk about greasy meat and chocolate and im in

[Krandall]

"Style is a simple way of saying complicated things." -Jean Cocteau


In the French writer's 1929 novel Les Enfants Terribles, for which he is best remembered, two siblings isolate themselves from the world as they grow up. The novel was eventually adapted, with Cocteau's assistance, into a film of the same name. Throughout his career, Cocteau collaborated with Pablo Picasso, directed a dozen films, wrote more than twice as many volumes of poetry, and was named Honorary President of the Cannes Film Festival. Elsewhere, on the subject of communication through style, Cocteau wrote: "What the public criticizes in you, cultivate. It is you."

[Krandall]

"The man who stands still is the man who keeps his ground." -Anthony Trollope



The Victorian novelist's Phineas Redux, a sextet about the aristocratic Palliser family, follows the story of Phineas Finn. This conversation between the "tall, fair, exquisitely made" Adelaide Palliser and the shiftless Gerad Maule continues with Maule opining: "A bull in a china shop is not a useful animal, nor is he ornamental, but there can be no doubt of his energy. The hare was full of energy, but he didn't win the race."

[Krandall]

"I never knew any man in my life who could not bear another's misfortunes perfectly like a Christian." -Alexander Pope


A collection of the 18th-century English poet, satirist and translator's maxims were published in Jonathan Swift's Miscellanies. Pope's Homeric translations, the Iliad and the Odyssey, were among his most well-known works, if somewhat reinterpreted by Pope himself. He also produced a highly revised edition of Shakespearean material -- he cut lines that he claimed were too bad to be Shakespeare's.

[Krandall]

[Today at 01:37:28 PM] del ban Colorado700R: If we unwired the light on an operation board game for Pat, he'd always think he won

[Krandall]

[Today at 01:51:30 PM] del ban Colorado700R: my penis is tingling...
[Today at 01:51:42 PM] del ban Colorado700R: Caraker's mouth must be open somewhere

[Colorado700R]

Damn you and Pavlov's Dog!!! 

[Krandall]

"Boredom is rage spread thin." -Paul Tillich

The 20th-century German-American theologian and Christian existentialist philosopher is best-remembered for The Courage to Be, which reconciles an existentialist view of man's place in the universe with Christian reflections on the innate bleakness that outlook. Tillich identified three types of human anxiety: ontic or physical anxiety (the knowledge that we will die), moral anxiety (guilt) and spiritual anxiety (in the philosophical sense -- uncertainty about the reason for our existence).

[dragonz]

"If it weren't for your gumboots, where would you be?
You'd be in the Hospital, or an Infirmary!
You could have a dose of flu, or even pleurisy.
If ya didn't have ya feet in ya gumboots!"

Fred Dagg

[Krandall]

"Every man has his dignity. I'm willing to forget mine, but at my own discretion and not when someone else tells me to." -Denis Diderot


In the French philosopher and writer's play Rameau's Nephew (1805) the character of Rameau added that people are generally happy to be left alone: "But we raise ourselves up when someone steps on our tails. People have stepped on my tail, and I straightened up." Diderot never published the play while alive, and it was never actually intended to be performed, only read. Diderot was a multi-talented Enlightenment writer: an art critic, philosopher and playwright who also helped found the most significant encyclopedia of his era.

[preddy08]

ERMAHGERD!


[Today at 02:40:25 PM] funyun: i sweat frosted mini wheats make me rip ass like crazy

[Today at 02:41:05 PM] preddy08: FIBER 

[Today at 02:42:39 PM] Hefe: Funyun.... your son "Rip" is on line "toot"

[Krandall]

"Out of the millions of people we live among, most of whom we habitually ignore and are ignored by in turn, there are always a few who hold hostage our capacity for happiness." -Alain de Botton


In 2009, the Swiss-British writer and philosopher was named Heathrow Airport's writer-in-residence, and he spent that period wandering through this "non-place," observing people and how they interact. This quote posits the airport as the scene for a reunion with anyone who exercises a commanding hold over our lives: "There were men pacing impatiently and blankly who had looked forward to this moment for half a year and could not restrain themselves any further at the sight of a small boy endowed with their own grey-green eyes and their mother's cheeks."

[phucker]

[Today at 03:16:07 AM] del ban SegKast: whasts the up fyckers ?

[Today at 03:16:25 AM] del ban SegKast:

[Today at 03:19:49 AM] del ban SegKast: that's what i thoughd bunch pansies goin to bed early

[Today at 03:20:15 AM] del ban SegKast: Peels, Pat Preddy, Aaron, Mags = pussies

[Today at 05:30:14 AM] del ban SegKast: druunk asdsholes

[Today at 05:31:13 AM] del ban SegKast: first post of teh dayh, phuck off

[Today at 05:31:33 AM] del ban SegKast: whos up ?

[Today at 05:31:40 AM] del ban SegKast: East caosts ?

[Today at 05:32:05 AM] del ban SegKast: no easts caost. you phuckers is sleeoonig

[Today at 05:34:03 AM] del ban SegKast: that s you PAtg

[Today at 05:34:21 AM] del ban SegKast: tlLKIN SHIT TO NIOBIDY, SEFG to be

[Today at 05:34:22 AM] del ban SegKast: d

[Spartan]

Hard to be awake at 5:30 am seg

[phucker]

Hell i was up, up for work lol